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Terrestrial newts/salamanders

Fingolfin

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Hello fellow amphibian keepers! I have been a long time fan of salamanders and frogs, but prefer terrestrial species over aquatic :p As I am currently looking to expand my collection in the caudate area, I am wondering what some interesting and beautiful 100% terrestrial species are? I'm currently looking at emperor newts.

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Emperor newts are not 100% terrestrial.

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See the carsheet Tylototriton shanjing

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Ok thanks guys, I guess I should have clarified, I'm fine with a water feature/pond, just the majority of the tank being a terrestrial set-up

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